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One positive and one negative from your clubs Round 8 performance By 2021-05-10T16:15+10:00 It was a big round of footy and there were important storylines out of all nine games. We have selected one positive and one negative from every club’s Round 8 performance. See our thoughts below: Positive: Sloane back in action It was good to see captain Rory Sloane back in action after missing four weeks with a detached retina. Sloane battled manfully all night and even copped another hit to his ey...

JUST IN | Port Adelaide ruckman sent to tribunal for dangerous tackle, Miller and Finlayson learn MRO fate By 2021-05-09T18:40+10:00 Port Adelaide’s Scott Lycett, GWS’ Jeremy Finlayson and Gold Coasts Touk Miller have learned their fate with Match Review Officer Michael Christian handing down verdicts for separate incidents on Saturday. Finlayson has been offered a one-week ban for striking after the forward collected Dons’ star Zach Merrett with a high elbow. The incident occurred afte...

One positive and one negative from your clubs Round 7 performance By 2021-05-03T16:48+10:00 It was a big round of footy and there were important storylines out of all nine games. We have selected one positive and one negative from every club’s Round 7 performance. See our thoughts below: Positive: Enough entries There isn’t much to get excited about after a 67-point loss but at least the Crows got enough ball forward. They finished with 52 inside 50 entries which in comparison to GWS’ 58...

Sarah Townsend A public square, river walk along the Croal and shared gardens and roof terraces for residents feature in the landscaping of the £25m build-to-rent development due to start on site this autumn. Manchester-based CW Studio has designed the public realm for the 2.7-acre residential development in Bolton town centre, working with the scheme’s master architect, Levitt Bernstein Architects. Among CW’s designs, pictures of which were released this week, are improvements to the Riv...

Adelaide Stocks up: Key backman Tom Doedee continues to have a solid start to 2021, and is one of a few Crows who can hold their heads high after their loss to Freo at home on Sunday. Doedee is calm with ball in hand, desperate without (his smothering work has been sublime) and is surely firming as the Crows next skipper. Stocks down: From glorious highs one week, back down to earth the next, Shane McAdam had a day to forget. He kicked one goal and had just four touches on the day from 75 per...

What version of the Saints will show up? That’s the big question. If it’s the side we saw against Essendon and Melbourne, the score line could be ugly, but if it’s the unit that dominated the second half against West Coast this game could go either way. Despite coming off two losses, you have a fair idea of what you’ll get from Richmond and they’ll prove tough to beat as they look to earn their first win since March. Last time they met was last year’s semi-final and the Tigers recor...

Kick-off times, TV times, team lists, match info and full preview for round 6 match between the Melbourne Storm and Sydney Roosters.

St Kilda kicked the next three goals, with a pair to Dan Butler and one to Daniel McKenzie, and could have even claimed the lead if not for a handful of gettable misses. St Kilda’s golden run persisted into the last quarter. Max King slotted his fifth goal after Liam Ryan ran too far, before Tim Membrey snapped truly as the Saints stole the lead and never looked back winning 15.12 (102) to 13.4 (82). Jack Billings steered through his second from a tight angle, then Jack Steele kicked a captai...

By 2021-04-11T10:05+10:00 St Kilda coach Brett Ratten praised his side’s midfield after their stirring win over West Coast at Marvel Stadium on Saturday. Trailing by as much as 33 points in the third quarter, the Saints staged a stunning comeback by kicking the final eight goals of the match to run out 20-point winners. Max King booted a career-best five goals while co-captain Jack Steele amassed 33 disposals and six clearances. St Kilda’s 69 tackles more than doubled the tally they...

1 / of 2 Greater Western Sydney beats Collingwood for first win of AFL season as Carlton, St Kilda and Bulldogs score victories Posted 9 updated 52 Toby Greene celebrates after kicking a goal for the Giants. ( Print text only Cancel Stand-in captain Toby Greene has kicked five goals to inspire an injury-hit Greater Western Sydney to its first win of the season, a superb 30-point victory over Collingwood at the MCG. In other matches on Saturday, Carlton made it consecutive wins with an 11-poi...